This document outlines the comprehensive testing strategy for the DocuNote application, including unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests.
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- Individual functions and components
- AI flow logic
- Utility functions
- Type validation
- Server actions with AI flows
- File parsing with content extraction
- URL scraping with content retrieval
- Component interactions
- Complete user workflows
- Multi-source interactions
- Theme generation flow
- Error handling scenarios
- Jest: Unit and integration testing
- React Testing Library: Component testing
- Playwright: E2E testing
- MSW (Mock Service Worker): API mocking
- Jest-DOM: Custom matchers
- Unit Tests: 80%+ coverage
- Integration Tests: 70%+ coverage
- E2E Tests: Critical paths covered
- Overall: 75%+ coverage
- Local Development: Run tests during development
- CI/CD: Automated testing on every commit
- Pre-deployment: Full test suite before production
- Production Monitoring: Synthetic tests in production
test-files/
├── sample-article.txt
├── company-policies.txt
├── recipe-collection.txt
└── machine-learning-guide.html
__tests__/__mocks__/
├── mockFiles.ts
├── mockUrls.ts
├── mockAIResponses.ts
└── mockThemes.ts
Given: User has no sources uploaded When: User uploads a .txt file Then:
- File appears in sidebar
- Content is extracted correctly
- AI can answer questions about the file
Given: User wants to add a webpage as source When: User enters a valid URL Then:
- URL is scraped successfully
- Title and content are extracted
- Source appears in sidebar
- AI can use the scraped content
Given: User has uploaded 2 files and 1 URL When: User asks a question spanning multiple sources Then:
- AI synthesizes information from all sources
- Response is accurate and relevant
- Sources are appropriately referenced
Given: User attempts to scrape an invalid URL When: Scraping fails Then:
- Error toast is displayed
- Source is not added to list
- Application remains stable
Given: User wants a custom theme When: User enters a theme prompt Then:
- AI generates appropriate colors
- Theme is applied to the interface
- Theme persists during session
Given: User has multiple sources When: User removes a source Then:
- Source is removed from list
- AI no longer uses that source
- Other sources remain intact
| Operation | Target | Acceptable |
|---|---|---|
| File upload (<1MB) | <500ms | <1s |
| URL scraping | <3s | <5s |
| AI response | <5s | <10s |
| Theme generation | <3s | <5s |
| PDF parsing (<5MB) | <2s | <5s |
- WCAG 2.1 AA Compliance
- Keyboard navigation
- Screen reader compatibility
- Color contrast ratios
- Focus management
- Input sanitization
- XSS prevention
- CSRF protection
- API key security
- File upload validation
- Chrome 90+
- Firefox 88+
- Safari 14+
- Edge 90+
- iOS Safari 14+
- Chrome Mobile 90+
- Samsung Internet 14+
- Linting
- Type checking
- Unit tests
- All tests pass
- Coverage maintained
- No security vulnerabilities
- Build succeeds
- Run full test suite
- E2E tests in staging
- Performance benchmarks
- Security scan
- Update test data quarterly
- Review and update mocks
- Verify external URLs still work
- Update browser targets
- Review coverage reports
- When adding new features
- When fixing bugs
- When refactoring code
- When API contracts change
- Test execution time
- Pass/fail rates
- Code coverage trends
- Flaky test identification
- Performance regression
- Daily: CI/CD results
- Weekly: Coverage reports
- Monthly: Quality metrics
- Quarterly: Testing effectiveness
Last Updated: October 7, 2025 Version: 1.0.0